That has intent. Something required in Scots law but not in English law for prosecuting medical negligence
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I brought aviation into this mix, what on eat h did I unleash!!
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Haha! I did that once. I was dealing with the fallout for days. Everyone telling me how flawed it was to make the comparison. Just a few weeks later, that exact same comparison was being flaunted as the answer to all our problems. So only evidence based when it suits, apparently?
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No. Truth is only truth if it is nothing but the truth and the whole truth that too for criminal charge. One has to look at few miscarriage of justice to see the impact of wrong conviction. Disciplinary action is different
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There's no assumption of wrongful conviction here Umesh. This appeal isn't related to her conviction, despite early claims of such intent during crowdfunding - only her erasure is under appeal. So without evidence to the contrary, there's no miscarriage of justice to speak of.
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